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Verses Uni, Meta & Multi

  Doctor in Brooklyn: Why are you depressed, Alvy? …Alvy (age 9): The universe is expanding.Doctor: The universe is expanding?Alvy: Well, the universe is everything, and if it’s expanding, someday it will break apart and that would be the end of everything!Alvy’s Mom: What is that your business? … What has the universe got to do […]
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All About Mel!

  What did you do for the 4th of July weekend? I stayed home and wrote book reports. If that sounds like either a fabrication or a miserable way to spend a weekend, you don’t know me very well. I wrote 22 long-hand entries in my book report journal ranging from a couple of sentences […]
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Ask an AI — Cannes edition

  Last week, I shared some thoughts about what it would mean to reinvent the Cannes Lions while acknowledging that there’s still value in the current version thanks to its role in recognizing creativity, closing deals, cross-pollinating ideas, and sparking global relationships. Now, it’s AI’s turn. First though, I did have the pleasure this week of emceeing Mediaocean’s […]
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The Anti-Cannes

  What would the Anti-Cannes event look like? That’s what I wondered while darting around from yacht to yacht on the Croisette this week. This isn’t to say that there’s anything wrong with Cannes (Sir Martin Sorrell of S4Capital disagrees; see why below). It attracts senior leaders to forge relationships, share ideas, and build pipeline […]
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Freedom & Structure

  Acting. Parenting. Tweeting. We’re going to talk about all three today because they relate. I was talking to my actor friend, Lindsay, who’s made an appearance in these columns before. I was telling her how excited my eight-year-old daughter was when she found a yoga blanket gathering dust in my entertainment console drawer and asked […]
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The Art of Clown

  I was talking to a clown the other day, and there’s one thing you need to do when talking to a clown: Take good notes. Within five seconds of her talking about the art of clown — and it is an art form — my gears were turning. The clown, Lindsay, asked me, “You […]
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Send in the Sondheims

  Maybe we forgotThey are not aloneNo one is aloneSomeone is on your sideNo one is aloneFrom “No One is Alone” in Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim I was hanging out with an actor friend over Thanksgiving, and unfortunately, she’ll remember me as the person who informed her of Stephen Sondheim’s passing last Friday. It’s hard […]
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Mo’ Meta Blues

  I was at Upstream’s NFT Week mixer last night, which I sponsored through the $CMO coin brand, and I spent most of the event talking about crypto with a pastor from Memphis who was in town for the week. This has the makings of a great column, but it turns out there was a little less conversation […]
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On Personality Assessments… and Loki

  Kids, this week’s edition teaches you an important lesson: don’t watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe while you’re taking personality assessments. Or maybe you should. Do you ever find that instead of bringing who you are into a role, a role can shape you? That’s something I’ve been thinking about ever since my friend Eric Sullivan at […]
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